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Marriage and Intimacy Tips for Christian Couples: Secrets of Happily Ever AfterAuthor: Monica Tanner - Marriage and Intimacy Coach for Couples
Have you ever wondered what makes the difference between those couples who absolutely LOVE to be together and the ones who merely tolorate each other in their old age? I always want to run up to the cute old couples who still hold hands while walking down the street and ask them all their secrets to relationship success. This podcast gives me the opportunity to do just that!I'm Monica Tanner, wife to a super hunky man, mom to 4 kids, weekly podcaster and relationship and intimacy enthusiast. I help couples ditch the resentment and roommate syndrome and increase communication, connection and commitment, so they can write and live out their happily ever after love story. If that sounds like something you want, this podcast is absolutely for YOU! Each week, I'm teasing out the principles that keep couples hopelessly devoted and intoxicatingly in love with each other for a lifetime and beyond. I'm searching high and low for the secrets of happily ever after and sharing those secrets with you right here. Sound marriage advice for couples who want to live happily ever after and achieve a truly intimate friendship and passionate partnership, because an awesome marriage makes life so much sweeter. Let's get to it! Language: en Genres: Health & Fitness, Relationships, Sexuality, Society & Culture Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Ep 388 You Can Teach Your Spouse How To Love You
Episode 388
Tuesday, 10 November, 2026
Today, we're unpacking the sentence “I want you to WANT to” and how it quietly turns appreciation into a test your spouse cannot pass. We practice making clear requests, letting your partner’s effort count, and creating space for real gratitude to land in your marriage. • noticing the difference between an observation and a painful conclusion • recognising the private “love manual” we expect our spouse to follow • naming the vulnerability of asking for affection and acknowledgement • stopping the habit of discounting appreciation because it was prompted • making specific requests without using never and always • giving useful information as the spouse hearing the request • receiving compliments without deflecting or correcting the attempt • separating the behaviour you want from controlling your partner’s motivation • addressing repeated non-response with an honest conversation My Hotter Together 14-Day Couple’s Challenge is on sale now. It gives you something to try together instead of another evening of saying, “We really need to make more time for us,” before falling asleep on the couch.Get the early Black Friday offer →Consider this your invitation to tell your spouse, “I want to do this with you.”If this conversation encouraged you, would you do me a favor and share it with someone you love? Your spouse, a friend, or another couple who could use a little hope today. Send us Fan Mail
